Keystone Couple Wed in Keystone Home Ceremony
Virginia Wieben daughter of Dr and Mrs F F Wieben of Keystone and Wilbert Krutzfeldt son of Mr and Mrs William Krutzfeldt of Elberon were married at the bride’s home with Rev W Brauer of St Johns Lutheran officiating. Attendants were Angeline Wieben Norma Krutzfeldt Ronald Kaloupek and Lloyd Krutzfeldt. The bride wore pale blue silk and carried Johanna Hill roses and gypsophila. A dinner followed. plans call for a farm home near Elberon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Wieben
F. F. Wieben
Keystone
Wilbert Krutzfeldt
William Krutefeldt
Elberon
Revon. W. Brauer
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Angeline Wleben
Norma Krutzfeldt
Ronald Kaloupek
Lloyd Krutzfeldt
Clutter
Johanna Hill
Henry Allers
Pauline Miller
Wyone Haas
Krutzfeldt
Keystone High School
Wyoming Methodist Ladies Aid Elects W Roush President
Mrs W Roush was elected president of the Methodist Ladies Aid on Wednesday at the Paul Levien home. Officers include vice president Mrs Hattie Myers, secretary Mrs Nellie Atherton, treasurer Mrs C H Hanold. The Kaffee club hosted by Mrs Anna Carstein awarded prizes to Mrs Henry Issen, Mrs Reika Jansen, and Mrs ter Fredericksen. Bay View club opened its regular meeting at Mrs Clara Phensen home with Mrs Juliany as chair and aides. A talk by Mrs Myers followed. Luther League held its devotional meeting led by H Groening with Glen Westphal in charge. Luella Pankow and Amond Holtz were on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. &. Roush
Methodist Ladies Aid
Paul Levien Ome
Hattie Myers
Secreary
Nellie Atherton
C. H. Hanold
Kaffee Club
Anna Carstein
Henry Issen
Reika Jansen
Ter Fredericksen
Bay View Club
Claraphensen
Juliany
Ustin
Lyda Wheely
Myers
Rine ‘Luther League
H. Groening
Glen Westphal
Luella Pankow
Amond Holtz
Fort Atkinson Couple Weds At Ossian Church
Fort Atkinson bride Miss Angela Hageman daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry B Hage and Paul Albert Schissel son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Schissel of Fort Atkinson were married by Rev A J Rulby at a fes a Catholic church Tuesday Adornments were Raymond Hageman and Beatrice Schissel A wedding dance followed at town hall in Ossian The couple will reside on a farm near Fort Atkinson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angela Hageman
Henry B. Hage
Paul Albert Schissel
Joseph Schissel
Fort Atkinson
A. J. Rulby
Fesa
Leitz family reunion in Wheatland notes next picnic
The Wheatland Leitz family annual reunion was held at Alex Park. August Behrends and Henry Lietz led plans for next year’s picnic. Attendees included many Lietz relatives from Washington DC to Cedar Rapids, and others from Davenport to Oxford Junction. The first Wheatland Parent-Teacher Association meeting followed with teachers as guests and several local officials speaking. Refreshments were provided by several local women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leitz
Alex Park
August Behrends
Henry Lietz
John Burmeister
Emil Lietz
Marie
Washington, D. C
Helena
Harold Ristau
Davenport
Albert Lietz
Mirs
Carl Schroder
Otto Lietz
Walter Stebel
Glenn
Lloyd
Lost Nation
Emma Lietz
Lou Stolte
Raymond Stolte
Hugo Stolte
Tipton
Herman Lietz
Eddie Lietz
Oxford Junction
Dick Englicking
Herbert
Metia Hanwardsen
Walter Moeller
Emil Wendt
Clarence
Henry Gade
Henry Otto
Fred Otto
Walter Gade
August Ruchotzke
London
Nate Cave
Clinton
Val Kesse
Wallace
Harriet
Dixon
August Siebel
Rose
August
William
Arnold Holdorf
Laverne and
Allen
Walcott
Frank Engler
Donahue
Henry Stienke
Massilon
Ernest Wiggers
Stanwood
Lena Borschel
Gilbert
Robert
Frank Korting
Cedar Rapids
Herbert Lensch
Bennett
Wheatland
Parent-Teacher Association
Erwin Martens
Doran FE. Beitz
Minnie Lohman
Alfred Ronald
Lauretta Petersen
Reva Martens
Ralph Martens
Dale Klahn
Arnold Fox
Albert Fischer
John Clark
Edward Hamdorf
West Union social clubs host meetings and Rainbow installation
West Union hosts include Mrs. L. C. Beamer and Mrs. O. V. Anderson with notable assistants as they hosted bridge and lunch. Marion Halverson is installed worthy advisor of the West Union Rainbow chapter with Shirley Teigen and a long list of officers and helpers. Teachers and local groups share honor at school and club events, while Violet Reinhart and Clarence W. Tope marry at the couple's residence with Rev. A. Hugo Lutz officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Beamer
Tlel Club
O. V. Anderson
Junior Aid Society
Gordon Meeker
A. J. Knorr
Maybelle Blunt
Walter H. Beall
Marion Halverson
West Union
Order of Rainbow
Shirley Teigen
Veda Rulifson
Charity
Berniece Stelz
Janet Stichler
Treva Jane Carmichael
Betty Burnham
Shirley Henderson
Board of Éducation
Epworth League
A. C. Palmer
Merryville
Wilma Grimes
Entre Nous Club
Walter Fritz
George
Melvin Reinhart
A. Hugo Lutz
Slender satin frock polishes silhouette in black
A fashion note touts satin dresses as the season’s must have. Black satin flatters most figures, with plum and eggplant shades also featured, and V shaped bodice and skirt details slim the look. Anne Adams patterns offer sizes 36 through 46 with sewing instructions and fabric needs, plus a pattern book for 15 cents broadcast from Cedar Rapids Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reyer
Anne Adams
Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Bride and Groom Plan Home With Tope Family Near Hawkeye
Lester Tope brother of the groom and Wilma Reinhart cousin of the bride were among the wedding party. Flower girl Iva Jean Reinhart. Newlyweds will reside with Mr. Tope and Mrs. Harvey Tope near Hawkeye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Tope
Wilma Reinhart
Iva Jean Reinhart
Mr. Tope
Mrs
Harvey Tope
Hawkeye
Miss Nondis Farrand Weds Gerald Schreiner in Mystic
South English Miss Nondis Farrand, oldest daughter of Mr and Mrs A E Farrand of Mystic, wed Gerald Schreiner of South English Monday. Rev Bruvold presided. Attendants were Nada and William Farrand. A dinner followed. The couple will reside in South English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nondis Farrand
A. E. Farrand
Mystic
Gerald Schreiner
South English
Bruvold
Nada
William Farrand
William Huxford
George Schreiner
Lewis Tankersley
North English
Schreiner
Stanwood Woman's Club Opens Year at Mrs Allen Elliott Home
Stanwood spots the Stanwood Woman's club starting its year at the home of Mrs. Allen Elliott with Mrs E the new president giving a talk. Florence Long hosted a birthday gathering for her son Carl on Thursday with guests including Bobby Rhodes Junior Rhodes Howard Kendall Danny Dupkr and Jimmy Hanlon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanwood Woman's Club
Allen Elliott
Lethony
Florence Long
Carl
Bobby
Junior Rhodes
Howard Kendall
Danny Dupkr
Jimmy Hanlon
Legion Auxiliary Elects New Officers in Greeley
The Greeley Legion auxiliary elected Mrs. Badie Dow as president and Mrs. Mary Holthaus as vice president last week. Other officers include past president Mrs. Jennie Hess secretary Mrs. Alice Burbridge treasurer Mrs. Agnes Lighty historian Mrs. Lizzie Barger chaplain Mrs. Glenna Anderson sergeant at arms Mrs. Mae Brady. The annual picnic occurred at Manchester on Wednesday. A miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Betty Gage DeKeyser was held at the Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Legion Auxiliary
Badie Dow
Mary Holthaus
Jennie Hess
Alice Burbridge
Agnes Lighty
Lizzie Barger
Glenna Anderson
Mae Brady
Manchester
Betty-Gage DeKeyser
Methodist Church
Local clubs report activities at La Porte City church meetings
A La Porte City Presbyterian Mission group heard a travel account by Mrs A A Robertson at the church event. Various societies including Evangelical Aid Evangelical Missionary and Evangelical Fellowship held meetings with reports, suppers, and hostesses named. Officers and club attendees from Kildare Klub Good Cheer Catholic Women’s League Community Club and Lyra Chapter Eastern Star noted. New teachers were welcomed to the school at a golf course dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Robertson
Marie Jean Paige
Esther Hemsworth
Lillian Garrabrant
R. T. Paice
P. R. Ashley
H. C. Unger
Merlin Oren
L. J. Kee J
W. Kober
J. G. McQuilkin
R. B. Fields
H. E. Dexter
Evangelical Aid. Society
Roy M. Smith
Evangelical Missionary Circle
Willa Leach
Evangelical Fellowship
Eva Boyles
Methodist Aid Society
Ralph Foss
Frank Krebs
Roy Pauls
W. W. Milne
T. C. Kleist
Ray Lee
C. C. Hahn
Herbert Johannsen
Kildare Klub
H. A. Peters
G. E. Loveless
Helene Johannsen Tuesaday
Good Cheer Club
Hans Miller
George Kruse
Jerry Thede
Janette Elliott
H. D. Kline
Lyra
Eastern Star
Riverside Fortnightly Club Entertainment by Mrs Norval Flynn
Riverside news notes entertainments and visits with Mrs Norval Flynn hosting a Fortnightly club gathering at the Riverside Methodist church. Guests included Mrs H Z Crogs and Mrs Anna Walter. members listed among Kalona residents and local social groups. The piece also mentions events at the John Tener home honoring Mrs Lillian Clark and a Ladies club meeting hosted by Mrs Walter E Nicola with social hour by the Foresters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norval Flynn
H. Z. Crogs
Long Beach
Calif
Anna Walter
Alva. Bell
Edward Bushek
Ray Cummings
H. E. Doud
Howard T. Holt
Elmo Knittel
Ray Marner
Earl Walton
M. J. Wilkinson
Alvin Slagel
Kalona
Riverside” Club
Methodist Church
Royal Neighbor Lodge
E. E. Blythe
J. P. Quinn
Leroy Mercer
Bill Hart
Iowa City
Lillian Clark
Chicago
John Tener
Carl Craig
George Allen
Ivan McCreedy
Patricia
William McCreedy
Carrie Iden
Roy Snyder
Allen
Ernest Salladay
A. D. Craig
Washington
Walter E. Nicola
Robert Nicola
Worth Hartzell
John Moss
Bert Cray
Verne Moss
Henry Klein
Nicola
Order of Foresters
Schillig Strabala Reunion Held at City Park Iowa City
Miss Margie Streb and Miss Vivian Sueppel led a Schillig Strabala family reunion at Iowa City's city park. Officers elected included Schillig of Iowa City as president Edward Kern of Kalona as vice president and Ernestine Grady of Kalona as secretary-treasurer. Riverside members named were Charles Strabala and family Omer Strabala and son Charles J L Strabala and Louise Joebgen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margie Streb
Vivian Sueppel
Schillig
Strabala
Iowa City
I. U
Edward Kern
Kalona
Ernestine Grady
Riverside
Charles Strabala
Omer Strabala
Charles
J. L. Strabala
Louise Joebgen
Marengo Odd Fellows Rebekah meeting program
A Wednesday Odd Fellows Rebekah gathering in Marengo featured piano solos by Mrs J M Kiger Rachel Misel and Mildred Price a humorous reading by Helen Smith a Pattie Bean song and dance sequence accordion numbers by Dorothy Darling and a talk by Byron Snodgrass. Nadine Shaull and Leonard Shaull wed at Rev C R Zimmerman home. graduates of Ladore high school 1932. The couple will reside with Leonard’s parents in Ladora. Mrs Roy Baxter hosted a tea at the Dooee hotel with Iowa county precinct committeewomen attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
J. M. Kiger
Rachel Misel
Mildred Price
Helen Smith
Pattie Bean
Dorothy Darling
Byron Snodgrass
Nadine
Joe Shaull
Leonard
Alva F. Shaull
C. R. Zimmerman
Ladorea High School
Bridge Club Hosts Millersburg Social Evening
Mrs Wilford Carter entertained the Millersburg Bridge club on Tuesday with Marjorie Pope taking high score and Esther Cheney second. Guests included Dot Dyson, Margaret Cunningham, Vern Schultz, Erma Danahill, Hilda Bauer, Gladys Pope, Bam Cable, Jerry Shaull, John Cunningham, and the couple Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilford Carter
Bridge Club
Marjorie Pope
Esther Cheney
Dot Dyson
Margaret Cunningham
Vern Schultz
Erma Danahill
Hilda Bauer
Gladys Pope
Bam Cable
Jerry Shaull
Gladys Bauer
John Cunningham
Wilfred Carter
Birthdays Honor F W Bangs and Mrs Chase at Center Junction
Center Junction observed birthdays for F W Bangs of Anamosa and Mrs. Harry Chase with a dinner at Mrs. Chase's home on Tuesday. Out-of-town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Bangs, Mrs. Anna Helps, and Kirk Long, all of Anamosa. The Methodist Ladies Aid met midweek with Mrs. Herbert Cox hosting, led by Mrs. Stella Stingley. A guest, Mrs. Lorton of Elkader, attended. The Presbyterian Ladies Missionary society gathered at Mrs. J. W. Livingstone's home with Mrs. Willis Martin and Mrs. R. B. Robble on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Bangs
Anamosa
Harry Chase
Center Junction
Chase
Bangs
Anna Helps
Kirk Long
Herbert Cox
Methodist Ladies Aid
Stella Stingley
Lorton
Elkader
Presbyterian Ladies Missionary Society
J. W. Livingstone
Clarence Chapter Opens Year with Initiation and Guests
Clarence chapter No. 461 C E 8 opened its year on Tuesday with the initiation of Mrs. R C Kastler. Distinguished guests included Associate Grand Patron Robert Grapengetter of Maquoketa who delivered the lecture and Mrs Elna Rohwetter instructor of district twelve of Olin. Other guests from Tipton Stan wood Olin and Low Moor attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence
C.E
R. C. Kastler
Robert Grapengetter
Maquoketa
Elna Rohwetter
Olin
Tipton
Stanwood
Low Moor
Engagement Announced at Conesville and Columbus Junction
The announcement states Miss Edith Deborah Coffin of Conesville will wed Gerald Breneman of Columbus Junction. It notes social events including a luncheon for Gov. candidate Dan Turner at the Shellabarger home and a Spanish-American War connection between Turner and Shellabarger. It also reports a 95-person Odle Saree reunion at Columbus Chautauqua Park, a 25th wedding anniversary celebration for Ralph and Mrs. McKean, and a post-nuptial shower for Mrs. Samuel Warren at Cotter in honor of Dorothea Nicola before her marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Edith Deborah Coffin
J. F. Coffin
Conesville
Gerald Breneman
May Breneman
Dan W. Turner
E. P. Shellabarger
Louisa County
Turner
Shellabarger
Columbus Chautauqua Park
Ralph McKean
Albert Nicola
Cotter
Samuel Warren
Dorothea Nicola
Community church and club meetings reported
South Bethel Sugar Creek and Rochester townships of the farm bureau met with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chapman last week. Alison Moore played a violin solo. The Loyalty class met with Mr. and Mrs. Ver Nebergall Tuesday and the Philathean class with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Johnston Friday. The Sugar Creek Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Minnie Ayers Thursday. Names of attendees include Lester Chapman, Margaret Frater, Violet Stratton, Donald Daut, Bernice Daut, Carl Cole, Herschel Frater, Esther Whitmer, Geraldine Daut, George Wildiam, Lawrence Cole and Betty Hain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Creek
Rochester
Farm Bureau
Frank
Chapman
Engels
Gardner
Alison Moore
Ver Nebergall
Joe Johnston
Minnie Ayers
Lester Chapman
Margaret Frater
Violet Stratton
Donald Daut
Bernice Daut
Carl Cole
Herschel Frater
Esther Whitmer
Geraldine Daut
George Wildiam
Lawrence Cole
Betty Hain
Home Talent Play at Trinity Reformed Church
A home talent play will be presented at Trinity Reformed Church on Thursday and Friday evenings. Local actors perform in this community event showcasing local talent and entertainment for parishioners and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Reformed Church
The Passing Revue Comes to Iowa Theater in Four Day Run
The Iowa Theater brings a four day engagement of The Passing Revue led by manager A H Talbot. Highlights include The Black Forest Ice Skating Ballet and The House of All Nations with Charlo Day. On screen Young and Beautiful stars William Haines and Judith Allen. Also features a Lasswell Studio miniature portrait display and new items at Hobby House. Some fall cleaning options highlight the Zoric process and White Scotch plains fashion notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
America
A. H. Talbot
Black Forest
Russ Jones
House of All Nations
Charlo Day
Old Mexico
Don Cubiacan
Carioca
William Haines
Judith Allen
Ted Fio-Risto
Heater options from Iowa Electric Light and Power
Morning comfort is improved with circulating or reflector heaters sold by the Iowa Electric Light and Power Co. Reflector heaters cost 1.95 dollars while circulating models start at 4.95 dollars. They promise warmth for dressing rooms and baths and are advertised as practical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Electric Light and Power CO
Local Bishop Cafeteria survey ranks chicken dishes popular
A recent survey of Bishop Cafeteria chefs shows diners favor six chicken dishes. Roast chicken with dressing, fried spring chicken, stewed chicken with noodles and dumplings, chicken pie, and chicken a la King top the list. September is chicken treat month at Bishop's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Cafeteria
Homer Co
Maxwell
Bishop
Bishop’s
Century oil burner promotion and locally sold heat options
The piece highlights Century oil burners as an economical heating option compatible with existing systems. It notes consumer experiences with the burners, praises their fuel efficiency, and points readers to Hubbard Ice and Fuel Co. for details and insured, metered fuel supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbard Ice and Fuel CO
Century
The
Woolens Lead Fashion Parade With Bold Two Piece Styles
Diagonal striped silk fabrics trend this winter with bias cut skirts and peplum blouses. Harry Woolens showcases the look as front page fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hary
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Wyoming
Royal
Underwood
Merveaux Typewriter Exchange
P. O
Third Street
Morris Greenberg
Fur Shop
First Street
DIAL
Pure Castile
Sara Park
Salon de Beaute
Merchants Nat. Bank
Greeley
la Porte City
Jacl Oxford
Ritz Carlton
New York
Marengo
Millersburg
Frankel’s
Mary Astor
Orry Kelly
Warner Bros
Frankel
Hollywood
Frankels
Second Street
South Bethel
Mardendorf
Third Avenue SE
NANC
Gazette
Lasswell
Lasswell's
Hobby House
Scotch Plains
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